Delegates attending the Symposium are once again invited to lace up for pick up hockey. We’re looking for enthusiastic hockey players – skills not required. Keep watching for details.
For more information, contact Jeff Brick at brickj@thamesriver.on.ca.
The A.D. Latornell Conservation Symposium is pleased to offer a new Chart Your Own Course activity. Delegates are invited to participate in the mini putt tournament.
View the poster for more information or contact Jessica Isaac at Jessica.Isaac@eco.on.ca.
From Mars to the Moon to comets and some of Jupiter's 63 moons, you may be surprised at how many world in our solar system have water.
RAIN-OR-SHINE,join award-winning science journalist and "wilderness astronomer" Peter McMahon anytime between 8 and 11 pm for an interactive tour of the water sources of our solar system, during the peak of the annual Leonid meteor shower.
You'll have the chance to look at dozens of meteors per hour as well as planets and their moons through the latest telescope models, GPS star finders, and augmented reality iPad apps.
In the event of cloud, an all-request 3D planetarium show will tour participants around the sky, while telescopes will be demoed on outdoor objects with a guide to selecting and using gear.
Bio:
"Wilderness Astronomer" Peter McMahon has written or produced science stories for CTV, Discovery Channel, the Toronto Star, Canadian Geographic, Sky News, and Today's Parent. His latest book on space tourism - published by Kids Can Press - hits bookshelves as of September 2011.
Website:
www.wildernessastronomy.com
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